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Sobel from Hungary
#hungary
More than half a century ago, I was told (how reliably I can't say) that all Hungarian Jews with ancestors named Sobel/Szobel are related. So this is an appeal to everyone in that group. My g-g-g-gran
More than half a century ago, I was told (how reliably I can't say) that all Hungarian Jews with ancestors named Sobel/Szobel are related. So this is an appeal to everyone in that group. My g-g-g-gran
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Vinnitsa 1811 & 1834 Census
#ukraine
Could they look in Vinnitsa for any variation of the name Guralnick? Many thanks. Dan Rottenberg Philadelphia PA
Could they look in Vinnitsa for any variation of the name Guralnick? Many thanks. Dan Rottenberg Philadelphia PA
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Yizkor book for Jaroslaw
#galicia
This is a call to anyone with Jewish roots in Jaroslaw, Poland (formerly Galicia). A yizkor book for Jaroslaw—"Sefer Yaroslav: gal-'ed le-zekher 'irenu"— was published in 1978 in Tel Aviv. JewishGen h
This is a call to anyone with Jewish roots in Jaroslaw, Poland (formerly Galicia). A yizkor book for Jaroslaw—"Sefer Yaroslav: gal-'ed le-zekher 'irenu"— was published in 1978 in Tel Aviv. JewishGen h
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Rothenberg family tree
#general
I have long theorized that anyone with any variation of the name Rothenberg is likely descended from the 13th Century German Rabbi Meir of Rothenburg (1215-1293) or one of his disciples. See my letter
I have long theorized that anyone with any variation of the name Rothenberg is likely descended from the 13th Century German Rabbi Meir of Rothenburg (1215-1293) or one of his disciples. See my letter
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Dan Rottenberg
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Rothenberg family tree
#general
Joe, If your family was named Rothenberger and came from Alsace, it's almost certain that they're descended from R. Meir of Rothenburg. Check out this tree and article (in French): http://judaisme.sdv
Joe, If your family was named Rothenberger and came from Alsace, it's almost certain that they're descended from R. Meir of Rothenburg. Check out this tree and article (in French): http://judaisme.sdv
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Margolioth/Margulies rabbinic family from Galicia
#rabbinic
#galicia
I’ve been trying for years to connect my Margulies relatives from Zbaraz, Galicia (now Ukraine) to the rabbinic Margolioth dynasty, also of Galicia.. Two of my Margulies relatives told me years ago th
I’ve been trying for years to connect my Margulies relatives from Zbaraz, Galicia (now Ukraine) to the rabbinic Margolioth dynasty, also of Galicia.. Two of my Margulies relatives told me years ago th
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Margolioth/Margulies rabbinic family from Galicia
#rabbinic
#galicia
David, This is encouraging news. I consider R. Meir Wunder the ultimate authority on Galician rabbis, especially the Margolioth line But I don't read Hebrew well enough to trust my reading of his text
David, This is encouraging news. I consider R. Meir Wunder the ultimate authority on Galician rabbis, especially the Margolioth line But I don't read Hebrew well enough to trust my reading of his text
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Margolioth/Margulies rabbinic family from Galicia
#rabbinic
#galicia
The only connection I can think of between Perlmutter and Margolioth is this: The name Margolioth/Margulies comes from the Hebrew word margalith, which comes from the Greek word for pearl. Several sch
The only connection I can think of between Perlmutter and Margolioth is this: The name Margolioth/Margulies comes from the Hebrew word margalith, which comes from the Greek word for pearl. Several sch
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Hungarian Census Records Account
#announcements
#hungary
Glad you're still pursuing Hungarian Census records, Vivian. Can you provide any hint as to what new records are likely to surface? Best regards and happy new year, Dan Rottenberg Philadelphia PA dan@
Glad you're still pursuing Hungarian Census records, Vivian. Can you provide any hint as to what new records are likely to surface? Best regards and happy new year, Dan Rottenberg Philadelphia PA dan@
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First name of "Shaia"
#names
In my family, the given name Shiah is short for Yehoshua (Joshua). One of my Shiah relatives translated that into Charles in English. Dan Rottenberg Philadelphia PA
In my family, the given name Shiah is short for Yehoshua (Joshua). One of my Shiah relatives translated that into Charles in English. Dan Rottenberg Philadelphia PA
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Exciting news from Bratislava/Pressburg, Slovakia!
#austria-czech
#hungary
Randy, That's very good news. Is it possible to donate to this project via paper check and snail mail? I need to keep a paper trail. Thanks— Dan Rottenberg Philadelphia PA dan@...
Randy, That's very good news. Is it possible to donate to this project via paper check and snail mail? I need to keep a paper trail. Thanks— Dan Rottenberg Philadelphia PA dan@...
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Published Jewish Family Histories
#general
My original guidebook to Jewish genealogy, Finding Our Fathers (Random House, 1977), contains an extensive list of Jewish family histories and where to find them, listed by family name. Of course, the
My original guidebook to Jewish genealogy, Finding Our Fathers (Random House, 1977), contains an extensive list of Jewish family histories and where to find them, listed by family name. Of course, the
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How to correct errors in JewishGen database?
#hungary
#general
Is there a mechanism for alerting JewishGen to errors one finds in the database? I believe I've found such an error but don't know how to proceed. Specifically, I found this death record: 1881 Hungary
Is there a mechanism for alerting JewishGen to errors one finds in the database? I believe I've found such an error but don't know how to proceed. Specifically, I found this death record: 1881 Hungary
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How were Hungary censuses conducted?
#hungary
This is a request for insight into how the Hungary censuses of 1848, 1857 and 1869 were conducted. Was the information gathered over days, weeks, months? The question is relevant to me as I wrestle wi
This is a request for insight into how the Hungary censuses of 1848, 1857 and 1869 were conducted. Was the information gathered over days, weeks, months? The question is relevant to me as I wrestle wi
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How were Hungary censuses conducted?
#hungary
Yes, the age discrepancy between these 2 Salis is another complication I must explore further. The 1829 birth date for Sallie Klein Jolesz might be an error, or it might be a faulty transcription mean
Yes, the age discrepancy between these 2 Salis is another complication I must explore further. The 1829 birth date for Sallie Klein Jolesz might be an error, or it might be a faulty transcription mean
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Dan Rottenberg
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How were Hungary censuses conducted?
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Thanks to the feedback above (especially from Phil Karlin), I believe I’ve resolved the original mystery. It had nothing to do with the timing of the census in 1848 or any other year. To my mind, this
Thanks to the feedback above (especially from Phil Karlin), I believe I’ve resolved the original mystery. It had nothing to do with the timing of the census in 1848 or any other year. To my mind, this
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Deutsch family tree on Geni going back to the 14th century
#hungary
I've had similar correspondence with the prolific Balasz Deri of Budapest. While searching for the parents of a relative of mine named Rebecca Spielberger Deutsch (born Zsarno/Zarnov 1846, married Leo
I've had similar correspondence with the prolific Balasz Deri of Budapest. While searching for the parents of a relative of mine named Rebecca Spielberger Deutsch (born Zsarno/Zarnov 1846, married Leo
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Where is Lakma, Hungary?
#hungary
I'm trying to track the movements of my Hungarian maternal ancestors, mostly named Klein, Spielberger, and Burger. They appear to have lived in villages around Kosice (then Kassa) in the early 19th Ce
I'm trying to track the movements of my Hungarian maternal ancestors, mostly named Klein, Spielberger, and Burger. They appear to have lived in villages around Kosice (then Kassa) in the early 19th Ce
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Where is Lakma, Hungary?
#hungary
Thanks, everyone, for your help. Thanks to you, I now see that the village of Lak, 17 miles north of Miskolc, is the most likely candidate. And it helps reinforce my conjecture about relationships bet
Thanks, everyone, for your help. Thanks to you, I now see that the village of Lak, 17 miles north of Miskolc, is the most likely candidate. And it helps reinforce my conjecture about relationships bet
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Looking for info on towns: Bartfeld & Bardejov
#austria-czech
Also check out the yizkor book for Bardejov/ Bartfeldt, published by Abraham Grusgott of Brooklyn, about 1980. In English and Yiddish. Dan Rottenberg Philadelphia PA
Also check out the yizkor book for Bardejov/ Bartfeldt, published by Abraham Grusgott of Brooklyn, about 1980. In English and Yiddish. Dan Rottenberg Philadelphia PA
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